Jordan 1 And Dunk Replacement Shoe Laces
You may find yourself asking, "What length shoe lace do I need?" or searching for similar queries. The answer depends on the type of shoe and the number of eyelets. For example, shoes with 3-4 eyelets typically need 36" laces, while those with 9-11 eyelets may require 72" laces.
These are recommendations for most standard shoes. Lace lengths may vary with certain unique shoes. Measuring your stock laces is also a great way to choose a length.
| Length | Eyelets |
| 36" | 3-4 |
| 48" | 4-6 |
| 54" | 6-8 |
| 63" | 8-9 |
| 72" | 9-11 |
USA
USPS First Class Mail (2-5 Business Days)
USPS Priority Mail (1-3 Buinsess Days)
International
USPS First Class international Mail (7-21 Business Days)
We offer exchanges on all unworn shoe laces. Exchanges must be initiated within 10 days of delivery
Premium Replacement Shoe Laces for Air Jordans and Nike Dunks
Upgrade your sneakers with our high-quality replacement laces, specifically designed for Air Jordans and Nike Dunk Low/High models. Whether you’re looking to refresh your favorite pair of Nikes or any other sneakers, these versatile laces deliver a perfect fit and unmatched durability.
Why Choose These Laces?
- No logos on the tips – Sleek and clean design.
- Modeled after the original laces on OG Nike Dunks, not the cheaper versions found on newer models.
- Available in a range of lengths to suit your style—perfect for loose or standard lace-ups.
Sizing Guide:
- Jordan 1 High – 72" or 63" (If you lace loosely or skip eyelets, choose 63")
- Jordan 1 Mid – 63"
- Jordan 1 Low – 54"
- Jordan 2 – 54"
- Jordan 3 – 54"
- Jordan 4 – 63"
- Jordan 5 – 63"
- Jordan 6 – 63"
- Jordan 7 – 54"
- Jordan 8 – 54"
- Dunk Low – 54" (48" works for smaller sizes or a looser fit)
- Dunk High – 63"
Tips for Sizing: If you prefer a loose fit, opt for a shorter length. Not sure what size you need? Measure your current stock laces for the best fit.
Features:
- Durable and premium quality – Designed to last.
- Comes in pairs – Ready to lace up both shoes.
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